Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

Why would not cranberrie
grow well in our coughleys an
marshes. Will not some one tr
raising them and report the result
to this Office.
1--WE have received beautiful
poem this week on spring. If tn
author will please call at the Office
we will take great pleasure in brain
ing him---spring indeed!
On Saturday night of this weel
Rabboni Chapter of r. A. NJ, viii
confer the Royal Arch degree. AL
Royal Arch Masons in good stand
ing are cordially invited to be pres
emit.
1T is rumored that Webster i,
to have another large general mer.
chandise store. A gentleman from
Des Moines, Iowa, will put in 9
large stock and linger with us for {
while.
All our citizens who have re,
turned from the east tell us that
there is as much snow in Minnesots
as there is here. We thought that
was the reason our mail was so ir.
regular.
-Norgord & Bennett are ready
to take cases pertaining to land
neutrality-suspicious. of title, etc. II
You nave any business in the pro.
bate court that needs attention give
them call.
Thousands Of people suffer with back.
ache, not knowing that in most cases, II
is symptom of diseased kidneys and
liver, which plasters and lotions can moi
heal. The best and safest remedy is DR.
Mcl.ean's liver and kidney balm. 81, pei
bottle. For sale at the Lion Drug Store.
Bring in your job work. Ifyou
want a wedding or any other invita-
ton we can furnish them printed in
the very latest style of the art. Give
us a call when you want anything
IN cur line.
ION bright, clear, sunshiny days
beautiful mirages are visible. One
day last week we had nice view OF
Groton and our neighboring town
Bristol was "just across the street, /"
so to speak.
Through the kindness of Mr.. j.
ID. Pidcock the M. E. Sabbath
School of the city has been furnish
with a library of about four hundred
books. A gift from his old home in
Titusville, New Jersey.
The revival meeting still con-
tinue with undated interest on the
part of the people. A number has
professed faith in Christ-a coed
work is being done, a work that will
make every good citizen rejoice.
Persons who lead life ofexposure are
subject to rheumatism, neuralgia al d
lunbagio and will find valuable remedy
in DIR. J. II. McLean's Volcanic Oil Lima
msnt, IL will Danish pain and subdue in.
fiamation. For sale e. the Lion Drug
Store, Wooster, Dakota.
As an agricultural district this
country is not surpassed by any in
the world and the man who gets a
farm here viii In u few years with
perseverance and energy become as
independent as hog on ice.
Frank Bowen is heme and SAYS
the ice palace, &C., is the biggest
thing on wheels-especially the SO
forth. Frank paid visit to his
parents during his absence-much
to the delight of the old folks.
John Peterson is in the city,
the guest of his brothers-Johnny
has forsaken single blessedness and
proposes to travel IN double harness
the balance Of his life. His many
friends here were glad to see him.
The wild fancies or startling
vagaries of a man in d community
may sometimes arouse the people
into excited activity, but If you
want to see real, live, substantial
enthusiasm, let the boys provoke
dog fight.
IA northern correspondent states
that the taxes paid by railroads
under the gross earnings spstem are
nearly sufficient to pay the running
expenses of the territory. The pri-
vilege of operating in Dakota is well
paid for.
w. j. Sanborn returned from a
visit to his old home at Morristown
Minnesota on Monday. During his
absence he was at the Ice Carnival
at st. Paul and took in the slide as
far as he could get. He says it was
just boss fun.
When the weather begins to
break, lookout for fevers. Slush
and snow will bring colds, they set
tie on the lungs and lung fever is
the result. If you don't want to be
sick this spring, avoid exposure as
much as possible and keep your feet
dry.
The boys are now learning the
manly art Of self-defence and you
are greeted with such elegant ex-
pressions as put it onto him, slug
him, punch his bugle, give him the
grand rush, spot him on the COB,
rub his ear" and others equally as
elegant.
"A farmer living near Webster
gives the following sensible advice
''If you want your boys to stay on
the farm, don't bear on too hard
when they are turning the grind.
stone" There is whole volume
o. practical, sound judgement in
that sentence.
An eminent physician says that
rabbits, especially in January, are
Liable to produce inflammation of the
bowels. We hope our sportsmer
will make a note of this and send
all they get over to our house-we'v,
been yaccinated with special refer
ence to this.
When man reaches the top o.
stairs in the dark and tries t,
make one step higher, not only bi
sensations are perplexing, but hi
language is such as would hardl.
enable him to pass an examination
at first class theological institute
Jack rabbits are said to be nu
merous and to be dong great dam
age to trees on claims in differen